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Fall marks a big change to the agricultural growing season, but before you give in to the gourds, celebrate Colorado’s rich soils that produce seemingly endless varieties of apples. Lucky for locals, several festivals do just that. Here are three fall events from the Front Range to the Western Slope where you can indulge in locally-made cider and more apple-tastic fun. Cedaredge Applefest Date: Oct.

The restaurant: G-Que BBQ; 2681 E. 120th Ave., Thornton About: G-Que BBQ is renovating a former Wendy’s in order to open its fourth location. The other three are in Westminster, Lone Tree, and Lakewood. The company also has branded kiosks Empower Field at Mile High, Coors Field, the Coors Event Center and Folsom Field. Related Articles Restaurants, Food and Drink | Where to stream the movie about Casa Bonita’s reopening Restaurants, Food and Drink | New Jersey-style sandwich shop closes after a decade in Denver Restaurants, Food and Drink | Pop culture-influenced doughnut shop opens today on Tennyson Street Restaurants, Food and Drink | Breakfast spot on East Colfax will close after 5 years Restaurants, Food and Drink | Two-time “Top Chef” competitor opening new restaurant in LoDo this week What’s on the menu: Smoked brisket, pork ribs, wings, hot jalapeno cheddar links, sandwiches, house-made sides like mac and cheese and pit-smoked beans and weekly specials.

Dear Eric: I’m not close to my sister. Over the years, there has been very little contact, except when she needs money. She and two of her adult daughters have called asking for money, one asking more than once. I want to keep peace in the family, so I’ve given it to them.

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There's no worse way to start a Monday than not having cell service. We're already battling enough to get through the first morning of the work week. Unfortunately, Verizon customers are navigating this today, with outages across the US.